The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-08


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80 nat1Aers having eight ohlldren,
who - eoo1s y thsy are "a vnuash 70
Eeuppoet themse1vue, lSNSe their home.
Thy haye gone to clerkshipe and other
lp6eiHons, Ia preference 70 stayine on
tho mach despised farm. A eaahSA Ii
tho homo may aoeounk somewhat for
thiA Thete has never been any efSbrt
b make Il attractive for tie ohildrsn.
The parents aim has been % work and
save, with scarcely thought that their
children had any other needs than food
and clothing. They are active, bright
minded boys and girls. Il IL no won.
der that the dullness and monotony be.
comes uncomfortable
This farmer does not hesitate to
spead money NJ farm Improvements. in
me steck, Or in anything that viii adj
vance ms nnanctal interest; but any
satay ior the chtldren's pleasure is
segsfded - unnecessary and sxtrava-
taes
Children cannot feel that sense Of
Propr1etorshtp IN the farm and Its prof
ies tnat ts'e starn6lAnt to the heads Of
t1e n0tsehold, and something 10 need
gu to take tts place. Some personal
property, even u . chicken or . pig b
. strong incentive. ChHdteh are sport
NO ~ Sasnfe-au young animals are
.and some diversion 10 essential for
,s;su r.. lcols; et9el .M sneir minds
t-.a.;nn. .. ~ sIu u~el On tae At
ia ss.M , sSt'posee0 u Pofssin 70 village
's' - my s.ao
- val.usea love music aad an organ
~ p. sn.o,, Sao ~ 90 anotae9s let them
avo snaa SsE sna less expensive instrea-
- ~ H:ny an hour mignt pe spent
n sne napPiest way ~ . BOY IN his ef-
ao..s 70 pelaotm on tne violin OF %
Sv.ueon saat wouAu 0tnerw1se pass us
hin: =. - AS'Ns' 0~'npan'on-
A few dollars each v..- ,v....a q.
reading matter Viii not oriv sunri.
pleasant employment for leisure hours,
but the means Of mental Improvement
as well: There are many excellent,
.awsN .n.lg P~uD1lcatlons ior the
f s~,sss s.u ~ suCn lcw prices s1at no
sho,,ia ~ XIV, *s .nere are cnlloren
parents should discriminate carefully
between a good and q bad class Of read
Ing matter, for there Is a large amount
OF q nashy: sensational character,
wnoly unns 1or the young TO read.
aners - no reason why = country
aua a1e n=au.u u.. n0s 70 Plsce OF pleasure
Tha.s 'Sn ..1ss W every
t..s. ne; 20 Ms. anu Ieeaom IN
. person II ss,rrsnndad nv br;ck vais S.
With pleasant mental recreation for
leisure hours there need be NO urhap-
py memories Of the farm to carry
through life.
FARM NOTES.
Calves that are fed on milk OF cruel
need water a. much as any stock.
Clean ont the feet ~ the hors..
.xo.r ~. :, 100
Sons '1 "-s'' '1s u"'s WORK y
@s
Aa"polscA miAeu WIN stfonS vihe-
NO. lsa;n W." . . mar . snse p; ~ INA .nss !. VIII 70.
wool =. do tar nnd naints -''14' 'A'
:. L..
s'o0N " ~ A'n"S ccula nave .
dark shelter to. lee to tnthe hot part OF
wnuid h. : ~ ssy;nS ""' "'e'' ~
TIT. o,.;moa ths. v.,.n u.~ 3.
-a '"'eo 20
e uone ~ .Ie sensle 1ulls a ~ those
sn.ss Ire vlclous, anu 'tne advice Is 70
a treacherous animal. :
Rub the horses legs once a day with
very dilute carbolic acid. This dis.
courapes the dies. which have beonn
their attacks earlier than usual This
year. A horse that works and fights
flies does two days work in one.
The British Dairy Farmers, associa.
ton is going to establish dairy schools
which shall train students in the art
of making dairy products, and. If Dos
sible, pay its way in selling cheese and
butter made from purchased milk.
HOUSEHOLD INT
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